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A friend of presidents, industrialists, and statesmen… A sailor whose career began on coal fired steamships but went on to witness the surrender of Japan following the use of the first atomic bomb… A pilot who became the first man to fly over the North and South Poles, and an admiral who charted a landmass fully half the size of the United States itself… Admiral Richard E. Byrd was one of the world’s last great explorers.
In 1938, the Chinese would make a decision they had made before in times of invasion and desperation: the destruction of dykes to flood huge sections of the country.
237 years ago, on March 4, 1789 the first US congress under the newly ratified constitution began its first session. It was, arguably, the most important congress in US History
